Humanities faculty member Jelena Runić gave a talk with Cynthia DeRoma titled “Where is the I? East Asian Student Writers and U.S. Personal Narratives” at
Jelena Runić, Humanities Department faculty and Peabody Writing Center Director, master’s voice student and graduate tutor Joshua Hughes, and master’s composition student and graduate tutor
Humanities faculty member Jelena Runić gave a poster presentation titled “Strong and Weak Pronouns in Slavic and Japanese” at the 40th Annual Penn Linguistics Conference
Jelena Runić, Humanities Department faculty and Peabody Writing Center Director, master’s composition student and graduate tutor Ben Kapilow, and master’s percussion student and graduate tutor
Peabody Writing Center staff members attended the Baltimore Mini-Regional Conference of the Mid-Atlantic Writing Centers Association at the University of Maryland, Baltimore County on Saturday,
Humanities faculty member Jelena Runić gave a poster presentation titled “PCC Repairs in Spanish: A Distributed Morphology Approach” at the 90th Annual Meeting of the
Humanities faculty member Jelena Runić gave a talk titled “Strong Pronouns in Slavic and Japanese” at the 11th European Conference on Formal Description of Slavic
Humanities faculty member Jelena Runić co-authored a journal article with Marija Runić titled “Strategies for Reducing L2 English Grammar Errors with L1 Chinese Writers” that
Humanities Department Chair Hollis Robbins contributed to the new collection of hands-on, active learning exercises, “Pocket Instructor: Literature: 101 Exercises for the College Classroom” (Princeton
Humanities faculty member Jim Ashton was awarded funding for his research project “Regeneration and Redlining: Race and the Arts in 20th century Baltimore,” which will